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ArangoDB 3.2 GA RocksDB, Pregel, Fault-Tolerant Foxx and Satellite Collections

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Re: ArangoDB 3.2 GA RocksDB, Pregel, Fault-Tolerant Foxx and Satellite Collections

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I wonder if they improved Cluster setup with this release. If you tried without DC/OS, it was painful experience. Arangodb Starter was definitely a step in right direction.

Hi, it's Frank from ArangoDB. We have now included the starter in the package. It is now possible to start a cluster with a single command line. For example, to start a test cluster on a single machine, "arangodb --starter.local" is all you need to type. Starting on 3 machines requires a "arangodb" on the first machine and "arangodb --dataDir=./dbX --join serverX1" on the others.

Thanks Frank. I wonder if Web Fronted is in order akin to Counchbase setup process. Ultimately CLI tools are of course the king of the Ops world when maintaining clusters. Simple Web app can go long way though for attracting new users. First impression matters. My 2c.

Re: ArangoDB 3.2 GA RocksDB, Pregel, Fault-Tolerant Foxx and Satellite Collections

#22
post #16

Would like to hear who used it in production and what type of scale that DB is handling.

Luca from ArangoDB here... feel free to reach out to me at first at arangodb.com... we've lot of production users and customers

Why not just talk here where there are a lot of people share the same interests than redirect them to your website?

Re: ArangoDB 3.2 GA RocksDB, Pregel, Fault-Tolerant Foxx and Satellite Collections

#23
Very good news! :) RocksDB engine is a very big step of ArangoDB growth! I use ArangoDB in some projects and it's absolutely fantastic: very powerful AQL queries, very-very fast, good optimizations.

I checked alpha & beta versions of 3.2 and the improvements are really amazing :)

Re: ArangoDB 3.2 GA RocksDB, Pregel, Fault-Tolerant Foxx and Satellite Collections

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post #22

Earlier quoted context omitted.

Luca from ArangoDB here... feel free to reach out to me at first at arangodb.com... we've lot of production users and customers

Why not just talk here where there are a lot of people share the same interests than redirect them to your website?

Good point... the public references are here: https://www.arangodb.com/why-arangodb/case-studies/ just wanted to offer a more personal approach... also, some of the people shared their reviews on https://www.g2crowd.com/products/arangodb/reviews

Re: ArangoDB 3.2 GA RocksDB, Pregel, Fault-Tolerant Foxx and Satellite Collections

#25
The graph layers look wonderful, I'm happy to see they have progressed so far!

The combination of Arango's new capabilities with Graphistry should be interesting. So, if Arango graph users are interested in trying GPU visual graph analytics for looking at more data at a time, our team is happy to share access to http://github.com/graphistry/pygraphistry . Likewise, investigation teams digging daily into event & entity data (security, fraud, patient journey, ...), we are piloting our visual playbook automation & interactive investigation layer with medium & large enterprises, and we'd love to chat about that as well. Either way, ping info@graphistry -- this sounds like a great match.

Re: ArangoDB 3.2 GA RocksDB, Pregel, Fault-Tolerant Foxx and Satellite Collections

#28

The graph layers look wonderful, I'm happy to see they have progressed so far! The combination of Arango's new capabilities with Graphistry should be interesting. So, if Arango graph users are interested in trying GPU visual graph analytics for looking at more data at a time, our team is happy to share access to http://github.com/graphistry/pygraphistry . Likewise, investigation teams digging daily into event & entit…

Jan from ArangoDB here

Sounds cool, let's talk :) feel free to ping me jan.stuecke at ...

Re: ArangoDB 3.2 GA RocksDB, Pregel, Fault-Tolerant Foxx and Satellite Collections

#29
Congrats, ArangoDB team!

Reading through the release notes and related blog posts lead to several wow's and nods.

Especially the satellite collection feature that allows local joins in cluster mode sounds promising. Can't wait to learn from successful real world implementations.

Hope to find some time to get used to all those new features announced today.

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